Tapestry is a particularly colorful way to look at all your feeds.
The folks at Iconfactory, which once made a wonderful Twitter client called Twitterrific, launched a new app on Tuesday. Itâs called Tapestry, and itâs a cross between a social app and a news reader. The app can ingest feeds of all kinds: someoneâs Bluesky posts, your favorite YouTube creatorâs videos, a blogâs new posts, all your go-to podcasts. You add the feeds, and Tapestry shows them to you in chronological order. No recommendations, no algorithms, just what Iconfactory calls a âpersonal, unified timelineâ of content you care about.
Tapestry has a bunch of clever ways to filter your content, too. You can pick keywords to âMuffle,â which will make their entry in Tapestry much smaller, or you can mute them and remove them from your timeline entirely. You can search across all your feeds at once, too, and create timelines within your timeline â I set one up for my podcast feeds, for instance, and now Tapestry is a passable podcast player. Tapestry syncs both your content and your place in the timeline across devices, and it gives you lots of control over how things look.
Iâve been using Tapestry in beta for a while, and I quite like the app. Itâs fairly …
